Hey smart ethereum/dev friends - does anyone have preferences between Alchema, Infura or QuickNode?

What choice between these blockchain infra providers are the "cool kids" making.

throwing in ankr.com into the mix (powering ensdata.net)

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https://drpc.org/docs

The docs on dRPC look great.
Good docs is so THE marketing trick to get right.

quick node not bad
heard great things about dRPC

Beaut! - that's all I need to hear. Alchemy it is.
Thanks King.

Never had a problem with Alchemy, Infura is too expensive. Haven't used QuickNode.

what are the most important factors to consider when choosing an RPC provider?

Alchemy’s suite all fits together really nicely

Alchemy for EVM blockchains, QuickNode for Solana